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Joe Lycett is completely aghast when he learns of his great-great-grandad's mental health issues and violent history. Picture: BBC 

Joe Lycett is completely aghast when he learns of his great-great-grandad's mental health issues and violent history. Picture: BBC 

Tue, 02 Nov, 2021 - 17:05
Caroline Delaney

It Takes A Flood

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